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Honors
2007 Walker Cup Team
2007 U.S. Palmer Cup Team
2007 PING/GCAA All-America First Team
2007 Golfweek All-America First Team
2007 Ben Hogan Award Semifinalist
2007 NCAA Championship participant
2007 NCAA Regional participant
2006-07 Big South Golfer of the Year
2006-07 All-Big South
2006 USA vs. Japan Championship
2006 PING/GCAA All-America First Team
2006 Golfweek All-America First Team
2006 NCAA Championship participant
2006 NCAA Regional participant
2005-06 Big South Golfer of the Year
2005-06 All-Big South
2006 Ben Hogan Award Watch List
2005 PING/GCAA All-America Third Team
2005 NCAA Championship participant
2005 NCAA Regional participant
2004-05 Big South Golfer of the Year
2004-05 All-Big South
2004 NCAA Regional participant
2003-04 All-Big South


2006-07 (Senior)

• Named a first-team All-American by GCAA/PING
• Also named a first-team All-American by GolfWeek
• Was a semifinalist for the Ben Hogan Award
• Named GolfWorld's Midseason Player of the Year
• A member of the Walker Cup and Palmer Cup Teams
• Won the 67th Monroe Invitational
• Won his third Big South Player of the Year Award
• Earned his fourth-straight All-Big South honor
• Was also the Big South Medalist
• Set a CCU single-season record with a 70.40 scoring average, while playing a program-high 43 rounds
• Also ended his career with a school-record 72.26 career scoring average
• Of his 43 rounds, 33 were par or better, including 15 in the 60's
• Posted 12 top-10 finishes, including in each of his first four events of the season and each of final six tournaments
• Finished in a tie for ninth-place at the NCAA Championship to lead Coastal to a program-best fifth-place finish
• Placed in a tie for eighth at the NCAA East Regional to lead the Chants to a fifth-place finish and a berth to the NCAA Championship
• Ended the regular season with wins at the Administaff Augusta State Invitational and the Big South Championship, shooting a 204, 12-under par, in each tournament win
• Was the GolfWeek National Golfer of the Week for firing three rounds of 68 to win at Augusta State
• Picked up medalist honors at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic with a 207, 9-under par, to lead Coastal to the team title in the nationally-renowned event
• Was the runner-up and top American collegiate golfer at the International Collegiate in Scotland, finishing at 208, 8-under par, for the tournament
• Posted a fourth-place finish at the Inverness Intercollegiate
• Participated for the second consecutive year in the Western Refining All-American Classic, finishing in a tie for 23rd overall
• Was a perfect 3-0 at the Callaway Golf Collegiate Match Play with wins over Ryan Kormann of Lamar, Glenn Northcutt of Auburn, and Steele DeWald of Arizona State

• Named PING first-team All-America by the Golf Coaches Association of America
• Also named first-team All-America by GolfWeek
• Was on the Ben Hogan Award Watch List
• Earned the Big South Player of the Year honors for the second consecutive season
• Was named All-Big South for the third-straight year
• Led the team in scoring with a then CCU single-season record 71.80 shots per round
• Led Coastal to its third consecutive Big South title and second-straight berth in the NCAA Championship, where the team tied for 15th overall at the national championship event
• Qualified for the final round of the NCAA Championship, the first-ever golfer in the history of the Big South, and tied for 27th at 289, +1
• Was runner-up at the NCAA East Regional, helping CCU to a tie for fifth
• Placed third at the Big South Championship with a 218
• Played in 13 events, finishing in the top-20 in 11 of them and top-five in seven tournaments
• Led CCU in scoring in nine of the 12 team events, including capturing a pair of individual titles in back-to-back events, winning at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic and The Landfall Tradition
• Fired a 201, 15-under par, at the Duke Classic, the second-best 54-hole score in CCU history, by shooting a 67 in each of the three rounds
• Shot a 66 in the final round of the Landfall to finish at 211, 5-under par, for the victory
• Finished tied for first but fell in a playoff at the Seminole Intercollegiate, pacing CCU to the defense of their team title from 2005
• Won a pair of singles matches in the Hooters Match Play, helping Coastal finish sixth in the invitation-only event
• As an individual from his play last year, earned a spot in and played in the College All-American Invitational in El Paso, Texas, finishing in a tie for 16th at 215, 1-under par
• Qualified for the 2006 U.S. Amateur, finishing in a tie for 12th in medal play and advancing to the second round of match play
• Represented the U.S. in the Fuji Xerox USA vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship, going 1-1-1 and helping the U.S. win the event
• Also advanced to the quarterfinals of the Western Amateur
• Finished in a tie for first at the Sahallee Championship, falling in a playoff
• Also played in the nationally-renowned Porter Cup

• Earned third-team PING All-America honors by the Golf Coaches Association of America
• Led the Big South in scoring average at 72.21, setting a school record at the time for scoring average
• Was the NCAA East Regional medalist, shooting a then school-record 64 in the final round to defeat Rhys Davies of East Tennessee State by one shot with a school and Big South record of 198 for 54 holes
• Also led CCU to its first-ever berth in the NCAA Championship
• Was the Big South Player of the Year after finishing as the top player in the conference, according to GolfStat
• Received All-Big South recognition for the second-straight year
• Finished in the top-10 of 10 events on the year, including all six events prior to the NCAA Championship
• Also tied for sixth at the Raines Development Group Intercollegiate and the NW Opus Husky Invitational
• Had 22 out of 39 rounds of par or better on the year

• Earned All-Big South honors for his play at the Big South Conference Championship
• Finished in a tie for sixth at 220, +4, his best finish of the year, at the Big South Championship
• Saw action in 10 events and played a total of 30 rounds his freshman year at Coastal, averaging 75.60 strokes per round
• Had one other top-20 finish, as he posted a two-under 70 in his first collegiate round at the First Reliance Intercollegiate, eventually finishing 17th in the event

• Led the Dutch Fork Silver Foxes to the team state Big Sixteen 4A title, while finishing fourth individually his senior season
• Named to the all-tournament team in every tournament over his final year, while helping Dutch Fork to six tournament titles in seven events
• Was the Columbia City Champion and Lexington Amateur Champion
• Finished his senior year ranked 19th in the nation

• Full name is Dustin Hunter Johnson
• Son of Scott and Kandee Johnson
• Majoring in sports management